Added in API level 37

AppFunctionRegistration

interface AppFunctionRegistration

Result of AppFunctionManager.registerAppFunction.

The caller should retain a reference to this object and call unregister when the app function is no longer relevant (e.g., in android.app.Activity#onStop or before android.app.Service#stopForeground).

Failing to unregister the app function can lead to memory leaks and unexpected behavior, as the system will continue to hold a reference to the AppFunction object.

Summary

Public methods

unregister

Added in API level 37
abstract fun unregister(): Unit

Unregisters the app function previously registered with AppFunctionManager.registerAppFunction.

If the app function was already unregistered, this method has no effect.